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People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones We've had a war with Denmark for the past 25 years over ownership of some random island. It's fought by exchanging alcoholic beverages and exchanging flags being planted on the island every once in a while.

unfortunately the war just ended this year.. :( we split the island down the middle... So disappointing of an ending to an epic war.

bobbi21 , Toubletap - Own work Report

Final score:

224points

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Tiffany Munday 9 months ago

It’s called the Whiskey War and it was between Canada and Denmark

155points

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones Belgium went 594 days without goverment and didn't become a crime ridden dystopia.

Noideamanbro , Aron Marinelli Report

Final score:

211points

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Steve 9 months ago

This is a non-argument . It's not like there was no justice system for 594 days

85points

Bored Panda got in touch with Jayne Gorman, from the travel blog Ourtravelhome to learn more about exploring the world and the things you might discover. First and foremost, we wanted to know, after years of traveling, what she would tell her younger self.

“Don’t overthink it, just do it. When I was younger I had a habit of turning things down if it wasn’t the right time or might have been complicated. I distinctly remember backpacking in Asia and deciding not to include Laos on the itinerary as I could always come back another time. Well, guess what, 15 years later an opportunity to pop into Laos has not presented itself! Now, as a 38-year-old mum with a 4-year-old and a mortgage, I look back at the freedom I had then and think I probably could have done a little bit more with it.”

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones In Finland we have 5.5 million people and 3.2 million saunas.

HeidiSJ , HUUM Report

Final score:

171points

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Ólafur Unnar Jóhannsson 9 months ago

That's the reason Finland is the world's happiest nation.

64points

smuffleupagus , GreenForce Staffing Report

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones After we put the Indigenous people on reserves we allegedly wanted them to become farmers, but we didn't just teach them to farm the way White folks farmed with the 19th century technology that was current at the time. We had a "peasant farm" policy where we gave them rudimentary tools and made them farm with old timey techniques, ostensibly due to the belief that they had to "evolve" toward modern farming on their own, but actually so that they could not compete with White farmers and basically stayed farming at a subsistence level or failed at it altogether.

(Canada, if you're wondering.)

Final score:

171points

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Content Wombat 9 months ago

Just one of all the atrocities heaped on the indigenous peoples of the Americas. Absolutely horrendous.

146points

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones Believe it or not, Kazakhstan is the number one exporter of potassium in the world. All of your potassium supplements come from here. I would know, I own a potassium factory.

Plumbus90 , Elsa Olofsson Report

Final score:

160points

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Delta Dawn 9 months ago

291points

When it comes to traveling, spending money sometimes isn’t a matter of convenience, it can actually affect your safety! So we asked Jayne Gorman to talk a bit about when it’s worth spending that little bit extra. “I think it’s all about working within your budget and making smart choices! Personally, I’ve always favored a mix of high/low travel. I’ll often fly with a budget airline on a short-haul flight so I can splurge on a boutique hotel in my destination. I’d definitely pay a premium for transport if it gives me more time at the destination. But I might self-cater my lunch that day to make up for it!”

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones The Unicorn is our national animal.

anon , Juliana Araujo the artist Report

Final score:

160points

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Justin Smith 9 months ago

I know this one. Its scotland.

132points

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones Still my favourite fact is the fact one of our prime ministers probably drowned and to remember him we named a pool after him.

Another contender is the fact that in one of the world wars the game plan for if we were invaded (and lost) was to lead them into wildlife.

lolucorngaming , Pixabay Report

Final score:

138points

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Kris Tyler 9 months ago

Must be Austrailia

115points

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones In Bulgaria shaking your head means "yes" and nodding means "no". My country is the only one in the world which has reverse meaning behind the shaking and nodding. So if you happen to spend your holiday in Bulgaria be prepared to not get confused by this. :D

Moon_falcon , Priscilla Du Preez Report

Final score:

133points

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Kosnian 9 months ago

In Greek "Ναι" (né) means yes, not no. Word for no is "Όχι" (óhi). Can be confusing for all latin or Germanic languages

57points

“Always research the options for airport transfers. In some destinations, Marrakech and Lisbon, for example, a taxi is much faster and just as affordable as public transport. But in Luxembourg, where I’m headed next, all public transport is free. Pre-planning your arrival saves time, money, and stress.” Indeed, Americans might be surprised that in most places there is dedicated transport to and from the airport.

#10

I live in the only industrialized nation without universal healthcare and 14% of working age adults don't have health insurance.

Exact_Roll_4048 Report

Final score:

133points

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Kris Tyler 9 months ago

greatest country ever no doubt /s

97points

#11

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones Most of us stopped using the flags of our country in public or wearing the jerseys of our National team because nowadaya those things translate to supporting the president, who is f*****g stupid.

That's Brazil for ya

danillaosg , Ramon Buçard Report

Final score:

127points

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Nicole 9 months ago

I wish so many in my country didn't support that sorry excuse for a person Donald Trump. It's downright humiliating and dangerous for our rights.

170points

#12

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones We made a commercial openly admitting we misunderstood a native word and ended up naming our country "village".

NomadClad , Jonathan Velasquez Report

Final score:

122points

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BrookeBT 9 months ago

Canada. Or Kanata.

93points

thathorsegamingguy , Anders Jildén Report

We also wanted to hear if she had any extra advice for traveling somewhere completely new in general. “Start a collection on Instagram and save posts with top tips and things you’d like to do at your destination. Save points of interest to a Google map. I create a new list for every destination I visit and will save my hotel, popular restaurants, attractions, etc to a map in advance so it’s easier to plan my days and navigate the destination,” she shared with Bored Panda.

#13

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones Our landmass looks like a boot and I think it must've kicked our biggest island at some point, because it's moving away from us by 1cm a year.

Final score:

121points

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Janeybent42 9 months ago

Poor Sicily

62points

Dazzling_Run_5519 , Ngân Dương Report

#14

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones We ate our prime minister. Oh and we also ate his brother

Final score:

111points

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DaisyGirl 9 months ago

I wish people would say the country

145points

#15

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones We have more bikes than people

p_anime , Héctor Martínez Report

Final score:

107points

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Fembot 9 months ago

As a Dutchie, I’ll illustrate how this happens: we’re a family of four and have 9 bikes between us. One regular for each of us, for going to school, into town, friends, a bit of shopping etc. Then we have two e-bikes (one old for me and a flashy one that my partner uses), these are for longer distance home-work, 10-30 kms. We have one mountainbike, one racing bike, and lastly one older, a bit s**t bike our kids like to use for going to places where people are careless, like the station or sports field. I know it’s a lot but not at all uncommon in households I know

115points

“As data roaming with your own network provider can be very expensive, I recommend downloading an eSIM before traveling. I use a company called Airalo to buy a local eSIM and load it up with a cheap data package as I would literally be lost without my phone.” You can find more on her website or on her Instagram, and if you want to learn more about life in some countries, check out our article on people confirming or denying stereotypes.

#16

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones The first King of England made a law that everyone had to be in bed by 8pm.

Buddleia01 , Quin Stevenson Report

Final score:

96points

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PFD 9 months ago

OP refers to mediaeval curfew, originally a requirement that home fires be banked after a certain time (usually said to be 8 or 9 pm) as a precaution against fire (curfew is from cuevrefeu, cover-fire). This was signalled by the ringing of bells. The "first king of England" refers inaccurately to William I, traditionally said to have introduced this law. That part is b******t history though. Apparently the evidence is patchy in inconclusive. However similar laws existed across Europe, and in England specifically, there was probably no single national law but a patchwork of varying local laws and customs.

134points

Its-a-strange-life Report

#17

One of the many is, Denmark is the first country to legalize porn and the porn industry along with sex work such as prostitution/escorts (As long as you’re turned 18)

Final score:

91points

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Lyone Fein 9 months ago

Legalization means workers can unionize. They can prosecute customers or employers who abuse them. They can negotiate contracts, etc.

133points

Lopsided-Alps3853 , Abstral Official Report

#18

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones It’s illegal to handle salmon suspiciously

Final score:

88points

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Jim Dixon 9 months ago

Where?

4points

anushkagarg00 , Priscilla Du Preez Report

#19

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones Our country has the most number of vegetarians yet our chicken dishes are widely popular.

Final score:

82points

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Justin Smith 9 months ago

India?

64points

#20

France.

We have the longest domestic flights : The first one is from French Polynesia to Paris ; The second one is from Reunion Island to Paris, their duration is respectively 16h and 12h.

Oh and our longest land border is with Brazil.

Matrozi Report

Final score:

80points

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Joeshar 9 months ago (edited)

French Guyana: A European land in South America, considered as a Caribbean country.

25points

#21

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones The amount of dialects, compared to it's size. I am talking about Switzerland.

There is no exact number. Strictly speaking, differences can be found in every village compared to the surrounding villages, so that one could also say with some justification that there are at least as many dialects as there are villages, which is a huge amount.

Switzerland has always been shaped by conquests and immigration, and so very different languages have been able to coexist over the centuries. Even before the 6th century, groups with alemannic dialects immigrated to Switzerland, breaking up the nationwide spread of romance languages. Since 1848, German, French and Italian have been considered the national languages of the Confoederatio Helvetica.

Trackmaniac , Tim Trad Report

Final score:

73points

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Kosnian 9 months ago

Officially the Rhéto-roman, or Romansh , is considered the 4th official language of Switzerland, and spoken daily by 60000 people across the country. It's a language exclusive to Switzerland.

44points

#22

We were the first country to legalize same-sex unions in 1989 🏳️‍🌈

bjoerkismylove Report

Final score:

72points

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Fembot 9 months ago

And the first to legalize same-sex marriage was the Netherlands. In 2001, so still not a brilliant track record for the world in general

41points

#23

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones My country's whole economic system relied on families of 10 children supporting the 2 parents. And that's the reason it totally failed, along with heavy corruption and nobody paying taxes, left us with being a country in debt for the last 13 years. Right now, the economic power relies only on tourism and nautical commerce.

mastro1741 , Charlein Gracia Report

Final score:

68points

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StrangeOne 9 months ago

The source says Greece.

51points

#24

Women health care is practically non existent
You can't go to a gynecologist without being bullied by your doctor or their assistant. They will judge you before you even try to explain what the problem is. There is no education on period or cramps or anything. No sex ed.

Eitch_Bee Report

Final score:

68points

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Lyone Fein 9 months ago

Could be so many places.

90points

#25

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones It has no official national language but many of its citizens think it's English.

hobbiesaremygame , Aaron Burden Report

Final score:

67points

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Jenna Rogan 9 months ago

Which country?

20points

#26

The full name of our capital which roughly translates to city of the gods is Krung Thep Mahanakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Ayuthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udomratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Piman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukam Prasit

VicBulbon Report

Final score:

65points

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Steve 9 months ago

Thailand

42points

#27

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones the age of sexual consent used to be 12. yes, you heard that right, 12. it wasn’t even that long ago that this was changed, it was changed to 16 just back in march.

jdwasnottaken , AnnaStills Report

Final score:

61points

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Bored Potato 9 months ago

Pretty sure it’s Japan

19points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#28

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones We are most invaded country on earth. Scoring first with whooping 200+ times.

anon , RDNE Stock project Report

Final score:

56points

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DaisyGirl 9 months ago

This is either India or Poland

17points

Mustafa Kiziroğlu 9 months ago

Poland is the most resilient. They even disappeared for more than a century and reborn.

26points

Toothless Feline 9 months ago

My vote’s on Poland. The roadkill in the crossroads of Europe.

19points

StrangeOne 9 months ago

India, according to the Reddit source.

18points

Gavin Johnson 9 months ago

Most invaded PLACE is Berwick-upon-Tweed. A town that lies 2 1/2 miles south of the border between Scotland and England. It was raided, looted, taken over, taken back, so many times through history that even today (despite it now being in England) the residents are divided about where their hearts lie, many feel the draw to Scotland, others are firmly English. Either way it’s at the north end of Northumberland, one of England’s most beautiful counties.

7points

Nina 9 months ago

India according to Reddit

5points

Chewie Baron 9 months ago

So it isn’t Belgium? A country invented so Germany and Britain could settle out their differences.

3points

Robert T 9 months ago

Could easily be the UK. We have hosted many many invasions.

2points

Ole Peder Amrud Hagen 9 months ago

Nonsensical statement, as the modern notion of a country, or state, is so recent. The current state of India has never been invaded, but it has had fights on its borders. Poland within its 1945 borders has never been invaded.

1point

EJN 8 months ago

Historically India WAS INVADED by Moslems, then the British, just to mention a few.

0points

Puppy Dancing! 9 months ago

Ukraine? Hence the name which means lit. Borderlands?

1point

Guess Undheit 9 months ago

But how many of those 200+ times are you counting Bangladesh and Pakistan before they became separate nations?

1point

Paul Pienkowski 9 months ago

Poland. I think that's just another word for "invade me".

1point

Laura Williams 8 months ago

India.

0points

Kate Mothers 8 months ago

These are meaningless without stating what Country it is.

0points

Savage Susan 9 months ago

India - over 200 times since Alexander the Great

0points

sofacushionfort 9 months ago

Italy has to be the nation that’s seen the greatest variety of foreign troops. Besides the local neighbors, Russian during the Napoleonic wars, the Japanese navy in WWI, Brazil in WWII.

0points

Gary Languay 9 months ago

Finland

0points

Richard Willis 9 months ago

Could actually be Russia. I read somewhere that even Canada invaded Russia at some point.

0points

Swastik34 9 months ago

It's India.

0points

Julie S 9 months ago

Are they talking about the cheese eating surrender monkeys?

0points

LaserBrain 9 months ago

Oof we know who you're talking about...

0points

Jean-Louis Bolomey 9 months ago

Can't be Poland. They have very often been the invaders :-D

0points

#29

we have 11 time zones and it's so big that from our capital to some cities you need to go over 6 days by train.

ritamoren Report

Final score:

53points

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Jacob B. 9 months ago

Russia

51points

#30

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones There's an ongoing court case against a man, who entered the church with a hat.
It lasted 4 years and is still going, the procurators once again put it under scrutiny.

anon , Karl Fredrickson Report

Final score:

53points

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Donteatme666 9 months ago

No not a man with a hat 😭🥳 freaking idiocy

40points

#31

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones The movie The Wolf Of Wall Street was financed with our taxpayers' money. Also we lost a plane.

anonymous_and_ , Alexander Grey Report

Final score:

48points

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Mark 9 months ago

Malaysia, iirc

22points

#32

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones Despite being a country with continental proportions, more than 8 million square kilometers, we've got a notorious lack of atypical natural phenomena. No volcanoes, no earthquakes, no hurricanes, no tsunamis, it doesn't even snow anywhere in the entire country. On the other hand, we're in the list of megadiverse countries, with six continental biomes.
.
.[EDIT] Ok people, it does snow in here, kinda rarely and only in a very small part of it, but it does. It was a generalization because the huge majority of us have never experienced it in the country, I'd risk saying more people from here have seen snow while traveling abroad than people have within the country. Sorry for the exclusion, I was just making it practical for the argument. Also, fora bolsonaro.

skywalkerblood , Vadim Bogulov Report

Final score:

47points

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Sigh J 9 months ago

Brazil 🇧🇷

22points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#33

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones Our navy is the second largest air force in the world

UnconstrictedEmu , James Lewis Report

Final score:

47points

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Mustafa Kiziroğlu 9 months ago

Don't forget the other navy with 400 fighter jets and also numerous ones belong to Air National Guards.

14points

#34

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones you can marry a dead person (with presidential agreement and under special conditions)

chinchenping , HONG SON Report

Final score:

46points

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StrangeOne 9 months ago

France

28points

#35

We have a quarter of the world’s drinkable water.

CheeseburgerBrown Report

Final score:

44points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 9 months ago

Canada?

33points

#36

We have the highest density of castles in the world, if the same rate were to be applied to New York, Manhattan alone would have two of them. If you were to apply our castles per capita (roughly 1/5000), New York would have 13,000, the US would have 514,000.

CymroCam Report

Final score:

43points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 9 months ago

Wales?

25points

#37

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones We are fourth in alcohol consumption, somewhere in top 10 tobacco use, #1's in beer per capita and over 30% of people here are obese

anon , BENCE BOROS Report

Final score:

39points

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zububonsai 9 months ago (edited)

I take a wild guess and look in the general direction of... 🇨🇿 Czech Republic?

27points

50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#38

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones We have the highest number of porn stars per 1 million inhabitants....wow.

your-creepy_uncle-69 , 2H Media Report

Final score:

38points

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Lennart 9 months ago

Vatican? 🤣

122points

#39

Our country declared war to the US sometime during WWI (or WWII? Can't remember), which to this day hasn't been ended with a piece treaty or anything. So we've technically been in war with the US for the last 100 (80?) years.

Wotah_Bottle_86 Report

Final score:

38points

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Tucker Cahooter 9 months ago

Is it the Duchy of Grand Fenwick?

40points

#40

On one end of the country, there’s a cocktail where people drink whiskey with a real cut off human toe inside. On the other end, you get a certificate for drinking whiskey and kissing a dead fish.

a_supportive_bra Report

Final score:

38points

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Downunderdude 9 months ago

The Sourtoe Cocktail is practically a rite of passage for visitors to Dawson City, Yukon. It's a simple drink (a shot of whiskey, usually Yukon Jack) with an unusual accompaniment: a mummified human toe.

33points

#41

They say there are more guns than there are people

BlackbeanMaster Report

Final score:

36points

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MontanaMariner 9 months ago

America is on this list alot for not great reasons.

61points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#42

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones Our financial system just made the world commit securities fraud

WiseKibbles , Scott Graham Report

Final score:

35points

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StrangeOne 9 months ago

Germany. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirecard_scandal

25points

#43

People Share Bizarre True Facts About Their Countries, Here Are The 45 Most Interesting Ones Do people even know where Slovakia is

OneNo7285 , Anthony Beck Report

Final score:

29points

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DaisyGirl 9 months ago

Yes

41points

#44

We haven't been hit hard or at all by any of the current world economic disasters.

anon Report

Final score:

28points

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StrangeOne 9 months ago

Bolivia

20points

#45

We have the world's highest number of ministers per capita (excluding microstates) with one minister per 10.000 people.

Mr_Curious_ Report

Final score:

22points

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StrangeOne 9 months ago

Bosnia

16points

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SBocker78 9 months ago

I hated that half of these didn't bother to name the country.

47points

David Paterson 9 months ago

I loved that most of these didn't name the country. Made it a great puzzle. With answers in the comments section.

13points

Lady Miss Pie Premium 9 months ago

Me too

4points

Tyranamar 9 months ago

I had to stop reading bc it was so annoying they didn't name the country. How hard is it for the author of the article todo a little research and put the name in?

1point

Lin Andrews 9 months ago

I stopped reading!

1point

Freya the Wanderer 9 months ago

That would have helped tremendously in many instances

0points

StrangeOne 9 months ago

All of you complaining the country wasn't named, it's because the source of this post is taken from a Reddit thread of guess my country riddles. But the answer, for most of them, can be found clicking on the username of the Redditors to the right under the posts. It will bring you to the source.

18points

Debbie 9 months ago

So we better go read reddit then? If they steal/reuse content, steal/reuse all of it, not just half.

8points

Petra Schaap 9 months ago

By far most people in Belgium speak Dutch/Flemish, yet for some reason everyone thinks everyone speaks French. (oh and theres some German too)

4points

Fynne 9 months ago

Most of these were just people hating on their countries which makes me sad. Also this is from a 2 year old Reddit post. Anyone remember when BP used to make their own stuff, and it was user generated. I think I might just switch to Reddit as that's what this site has become anyway

4points

Donteatme666 9 months ago

Name the country people please 🥺

4points

My O My 9 months ago

That the countries weren't mentioned made it a fun little riddle

2points

PhaseWitFact 9 months ago

This would've been much better without country bashing. Give us some fun facts without bashing and preaching. We get it already.

1point

Gavin Johnson 9 months ago

My country was involved in the shortest war ever. The U.K. attacked Zanzibar at 0900 27th August 1896 and between 38 and 45 minutes later they surrendered. In the 16th century, a London law forbade wife beating after 9:00pm, but only because the noise disturbed people’s sleep. Y’know, sleep is valuable 😳

3points

StPaul9 9 months ago

We sound like Austria but we are the ones with emus!

1point

censorshipsucks 9 months ago

We have 11 official languages, but most people give up and use English.

0points

KillerKiwi 9 months ago

In Germany, all animal shelters are no kill shelters

0points

BW Gibson 9 months ago

I stopped reading; too many countries' names are missing. I recommend Justin Sandberg and Rugilė Žemaitytė add the country name where other Bored Panda entries place subtitle.

0points

Guess Undheit 9 months ago (edited)

Trivia question, some countries I have no relation to: (1) What are the least and most densely populated countries with at least 10 million people? (2) What are the least and most densely populated countries with at least 100 million people? [ Hint: only three countries answer these questions, not four. ]

0points

Matthew Fox 9 months ago

In the US: the astonishing number of people both inside and outside this country who think we can order firearms online and have them shipped to our front door. Or that it's easier to buy a firearm than it is to get a library card.

0points

George Hylands 9 months ago

Wales: gave the world Viagra, and the first proper railway journey.

0points

Gavin Johnson 9 months ago

TIL Joseph ‘Job’ Daniels from Aberystwyth, Wales, emigrated to the US in the 18th century. His grandson Jack went on to create the world renowned Jack Daniels whiskey.

1point

Tammy Frakking 9 months ago

This comment has been deleted.

0points

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SBocker78 9 months ago

I hated that half of these didn't bother to name the country.

47points

David Paterson 9 months ago

I loved that most of these didn't name the country. Made it a great puzzle. With answers in the comments section.

13points

Lady Miss Pie Premium 9 months ago

Me too

4points

Tyranamar 9 months ago

I had to stop reading bc it was so annoying they didn't name the country. How hard is it for the author of the article todo a little research and put the name in?

1point

Lin Andrews 9 months ago

I stopped reading!

1point

Freya the Wanderer 9 months ago

That would have helped tremendously in many instances

0points

StrangeOne 9 months ago

18points

Debbie 9 months ago

So we better go read reddit then? If they steal/reuse content, steal/reuse all of it, not just half.

8points

Petra Schaap 9 months ago

By far most people in Belgium speak Dutch/Flemish, yet for some reason everyone thinks everyone speaks French. (oh and theres some German too)

4points

Fynne 9 months ago

4points

Donteatme666 9 months ago

Name the country people please 🥺

4points

My O My 9 months ago

That the countries weren't mentioned made it a fun little riddle

2points

PhaseWitFact 9 months ago

This would've been much better without country bashing. Give us some fun facts without bashing and preaching. We get it already.

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Gavin Johnson 9 months ago

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StPaul9 9 months ago

We sound like Austria but we are the ones with emus!

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censorshipsucks 9 months ago

We have 11 official languages, but most people give up and use English.

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KillerKiwi 9 months ago

In Germany, all animal shelters are no kill shelters

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BW Gibson 9 months ago

I stopped reading; too many countries' names are missing. I recommend Justin Sandberg and Rugilė Žemaitytė add the country name where other Bored Panda entries place subtitle.

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Guess Undheit 9 months ago (edited)

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Matthew Fox 9 months ago

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George Hylands 9 months ago

Wales: gave the world Viagra, and the first proper railway journey.

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Gavin Johnson 9 months ago

TIL Joseph ‘Job’ Daniels from Aberystwyth, Wales, emigrated to the US in the 18th century. His grandson Jack went on to create the world renowned Jack Daniels whiskey.

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